Exosome therapy is usually applied in combination with microneedling to bring exosomes to deeper layers of the skin. Profhola, on the other hand, is injected directly into the skin in specific areas to maximize its hydrating and tightening effects. PRP is applied topically to the skin and the microchannels created by the Microneedling device. The micropores created by the device stimulate the body to create new collagen and elastin, in addition to allow deeper penetration of the PRP.
Microneedles alone stimulate collagen in the skin to reduce the appearance of scars. It is a collagen-inducing treatment that harnesses the power of the skin itself to rejuvenate and repair itself naturally when injured. When used in facial treatments with exosomes, they can help skin cells work better, produce more collagen and correct any damage to help skin heal, stay healthy and look smoother, firmer and more youthful. The benefits of combining exosomes with microneedles are evident.
The treatment offers faster recovery, better skin regeneration and better anti-aging results compared to microneedling alone. However, whether it's worth it or not depends on a few factors. Exosomes are better used as injections not indicated on the label than with spongy microneedles for topical application. By combining microneedling with exosome therapy, patients can achieve better results compared to the microneedle alone.
However, exosomes go a step further by introducing growth factors that specifically target aging skin, helping to firm and tighten sagging areas. While highly effective in stimulating collagen production and healing, growth factors have a more specific action compared to the wider range of effects seen in exosomes. Exosomes provide a multifaceted approach to skin care and address many problems, from aging to inflammation to skin repair. Microneedling alone is known for its ability to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles by stimulating collagen production. Exosomes are extracellular vesicles, essentially small packages of proteins, lipids, and RNA that cells release to communicate with each other.
RF microneedling with exosomes combines the benefits of radiofrequency (which tightens the skin and stimulates collagen) with the regenerative properties of exosomes. Depending on where in the world you reside, this means that dermal therapists, nurses, and estheticians can perform exosome therapy, since the product is not injected. In addition, because treatments with exosomes are relatively new, they may be less available than treatments with growth factors. When applied to the skin, exosomes can help reduce inflammation, promote faster recovery, and improve collagen and elastin production.
These exosomes contain beneficial substances such as growth factors, peptides, and other substances beneficial to the skin. As microneedles create controlled micro-injuries to the skin, the body's natural response is to repair the damage by producing new collagen and elastin. Microneedling with exosomes is generally recommended every 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the condition and objectives of the skin.
